In the first part we saw the evidence on the authorship of the gospels. Despite this, if you still have doubts, today we will try to put ourselves in the conspirators shoes. Just like McFly we’ll return to an alternative second century, where the gospels are anonymous and where a group of church fathers puts into practice the most unworkable and useless plan in the history of successful plans. To find out how it went, let’s ask to our comedian…. Fagiolino!

Strange, but some sceptics read the gospels. As they didn’t find any author’s name in them, they claimed that those texts are anonymous.
Scholars then revealed the great mystery. Opening the Bible, we find the authors written in the index. They are in the titles. In the index! This is funny! Maybe they forgot to read that page?
Apparently the author’s name as the title of the book is not enough for them as a guarantee.
In this, perhaps, we can understand their reasons, since there are other ‘fake’ gospels falsely attributed to the apostles.
So today we are going to see the evidence supporting the evangelists as authors of the gospels.
A round of applause for our comedian… Fagiolino!

I have something to confess… Sometimes I’m sceptical… with sceptics!
Because, sometimes, they say things that are a little hard to believe…
None of the twelve apostles would was smart enough to write the gospels, but, at the same time, they were so smart, to make up the greatest scam of all time.
A conspiracy so well thought out, it remains standing to this day.
The same twelve who thought that the yeast of the Pharisees was an ingredient for bread, would succeed in deceiving millions of people, during the following two millennia of history.
But these misunderstood geniuses, and scam artists, had an Achilles’ heel.
They could scam the richest people in the ancient world, and become rich.
They could scam the Roman Empire, and become powerful.
Instead they chose to use all their intelligence, art, ability to lie, and energy, to… irritate the Pharisees?
What would it be to have all the women, money and power in the world compared to the satisfaction that the apostles felt, seeing those hypocritical and haughty faces, blushing with anger under those funny hats?
A round of applause for our scam artist… Fagiolino!

It’s your birthday. Your friends have a surprise party for you. You come back home. You enter the door. It’s all dark, then someone turns on the light, and… Surprise! The song is sung, the candles are blown out, the cake is eaten. And finally the skeptics’ favorite moment… The telephone game!

The first wishpers something in the next’s ear, the message travels through the queue untill the last one who says the message out loud. That’s funny! The message has been distorted. Everyone laughs.
According to skeptics, this is what happened with the gospels before they were written. Is it true that we can make this comparison?

Did we drank it like we did wirh the orange juice?
Or did they exaggerated with the prosecco?

Discover, with us, what game Jesus, the apostles and the early church played in the first century… A round of applause for our comedian… Fagiolino!

What’s the difference between the New Testament and a Holliwood star’s face? That the New Testament, over two thousand years, has never changed; while on the star’s face, over the years, you’re going to find more and more… Embellishments!

Skeptics say that the gospels have been embellished over the centuries. According to them scribes would have added supernatural elements. In this post we will see that even atheist scholars, after analyzing almost six thousand Greek manuscripts, discovered that the copies are all the same. This disproves the idea of ​​late additions. We’ll also see how the New Testament is the most accurately transmitted ancient text.

A skeptic, in crisis, is thinking: maybe it’s not a conspiracy. If the Bible is true I should repent and obey God. This implies that… It is a conspiracy!

A round of applause for our comedian… Little Bean!

A skeptic falls ill with a fatal disease, before dying, frightened, he prays to the Lord. God heals him, and the doctor, the next day, tells him that his healing is scientifically inexplicable. The skeptic finally believes… That he is a brain in a vat!
Skeptics say that the gospels are just legends because they were written too late.
In this post we will see that there is evidence to show that the gospels were written 10 to 30 years after the resurrection of Jesus.
A skeptic says that the gospel writers were like those guys who make up exaggerated stories to impress their friends at the bar. Ok… But if you want to be correct, in the analogy, that guy… Has real evidence!

Skeptics say that Jesus’ resurrection is just a legend. According to them, the resurrection was invented only centuries after his death. But wait… There is a small problem: the empty tomb has reached us, and anyone today can visit it in Jerusalem. The skeptic replies that it could be any tomb. Truly? Just any grave? in a garden near Golgotha? Coincidentally, precisely in the location described in the gospels? Visited since the first century by Christians? Some skeptic or a Roman emperor might decide to cover up this problem. Discover all the evidence here in our post on the tomb of Jesus.